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A few days ago, a couple of gamers managed to obtain early copies of The Order: 1886, only to find out that the game only lasted just over five hours, with over three and a half hours of cutscenes, and gameplay taking up the residual 90 minutes.

Personally, I was excited for the game. The concepts were cool, and I've always been a fan of story-driven games, but after seeing that I'd only be playing an hour and a half out of the five, I decided against it. Unless it's going to be the time of my life, I can guarantee that it would not be worth it.

In story-driven games, it's to be expected that there's going to be a lot of cutscenes, but once they cross a line like this, leaving gamers watching more than playing, is it truly a gaming experience, or is it a cinematic experience? How many cutscenes is too many? Hit the jump to read more!

In today's video game industry, "limited edition" products are becoming more and more common; many of these limited edition products are now fairly common instead of being "limited." Others, however, are so limited that they sell out within minutes after they are announced (i.e. the Majora's Mask New Nintendo 3DS XL).

So, here's my question to you: do you want to see more limited edition versions or bundles? If so, would you like them to be truly limited, or would you prefer that they are more like "special editions" than "limited editions"?

In just ten days, New Nintendo 3DS will launch in North America and Europe, re-invigorating the 3DS experience. With more buttons, a faster CPU for faster loading times, better Miiverse support, and added features like Amiibo support, New Nintendo 3DS is the most improved new model of a Nintendo handheld yet.

After a few rough years of net losses, Nintendo is finally back to earning money, but could they be doing more? Analyst Amir Anvarzadeh, the Director of Japan Equity Sales at BGC Securities, recently talked about Nintendo's great library of characters and suggested that they should expand more into general entertainment with cartoons and animated videos. On a more specific note, he suggested that the company should partner or merge with Disney to expand the Nintendo brand beyond video games. Would you like to see Nintendo and Disney working together in the future? Hit the jump to join the discussion!

It is now (technically) two years since Nintendo began claiming ownership of “Let’s Play” videos on YouTube that featured the company’s content, meaning that any ad revenue that originally went to the YouTuber was diverted into Nintendo’s wallet, something Zach Scott confirmed in May 2013. Since then, Nintendo has been zigzagging back and forth on the issue. Later that year, it was rumored that Nintendo could be backing away from “Let’s Play” money when Reggie Fils-Aime claimed that the decision was made to protect Nintendo’s intellectual property, but it wasn’t until November 2014 that Nintendo finally began to doubt their stance and made their work eligible for Nicovideo’s “Creative Endorsement Program.” It was clear that potential Nintendo Let’s Players were going to jump through a lot of hoops.

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Women are just as interested in games, comics, anime, and similar pastimes as men, a fact that, at this point, shouldn't be shocking, right? Earlier in the fall of 2014,
PC Gamer reported on a SuperData study that found that female PC gamers outnumber males. Also, Publisher's Weekly said that young women, aged 17–33 were the fastest growing demographic boosting the sale of comics.

After a slow start, Nintendo has really started to flesh out the Wii U library with games like Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Mario Kart 8, and Super Smash Bros., and more Nintendo staples like Yoshi, Star Fox, and Zelda are all on the way. However, there are still plenty of Nintendo classics that haven't been announced for the company's first ever HD console, and we know Nintendo has multiple unannounced Wii U games in the works. Out of all the gems in Nintendo's library, which series do you want to see hit Wii U the most? Hit the jump to join the discussion!